HELLER ST

Situated on a challenging triangular block in one of Rangeville’s most prestigious streets, just two doors down from Picnic Point, Heller Street is living proof of what’s possible when a steep, awkward block is put in the right hands. What could have been an unworkable site has instead become an incredibly stylish, sophisticated, and completely liveable home.

The architectural facade makes the most of the sloping block, with striking angular skillion rooflines, a mix of dark charcoal cladding, warm timber toned panels, and crisp render, all working together to create a bold, contemporary street presence. A solid timber front door and warm pendant lighting add a welcoming touch to the entry.

Inside, a dramatic timber staircase connects the split levels, with a striking dark feature door and vertical timber panelling framing the entry below a soaring void. The open plan kitchen is finished with a mix of black and white cabinetry, warm timber accented pendant lighting, and a functional island bench, all positioned to make the most of the home’s elevated outlook.

That outlook is a true feature of the home, with sweeping views over Rangeville and the surrounding hills framed by expansive glazing in the main living area, taking full advantage of the home’s elevated position on the block.

The main bathroom rounds out the home’s considered, contemporary finish, with sculptural wall tiling, timber vanity joinery, and a picture window that frames the surrounding treetops from the bath.

A masterclass in turning a difficult site into an asset, Heller Street shows exactly what’s achievable with the right design and vision.